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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1936

Page

6

North Montana State Fair Promises Expanded Exhibits and Grand Entertainment

Great Falls hosts the 1936 North Montana State Fair from August 3 to 8 with 11,000 plus yearly exhibits, 14,000 exhibitors, and 770,000 viewers over five years. New 4-H barn, additional sidewalks, enlarged grandstand area, and a 36 by 270 foot horse barn aid livestock housing. Highlights include six days of pari mutuel horse racing, 42 races, $12,000 purses, 27 varied acts, the Ernie Young night show Trip Around the World, and the Thrill Day featuring Captain Frakes and Diavolo.

Montana Nts Batic Ernie Young Captain Frakes Diavolo

Blaine county offices plan abandoned in Montana vote

A county commission vote abandoned a plan to consolidate Blaine county assessor and treasurer offices. Montana briefs report concrete pouring on Missoula federal building annex began June 20 with completion expected in 1937. other notes cover military, forestry, education, and weather impacts across cities such as Helena Butte Missoula Bozeman Great Falls and Kalispell.

Blaine County Board of County Commissioners Missoula Federal Building

Crop outlook in state improves after June rains

Montana's crop outlook improves after early June rains. The report notes relief in some areas while southeastern regions still face damage from grasshoppers and Mormon crickets, with parts in the north central and south central zones showing varying conditions.

South Montana Flathead Lake Jay Ao Ee

Montana Aims to Promote Tourism with Nine Entry Ports

Montana plans to boost motor tourist traffic by finishing nine entry ports at key highway crossings. Each port will host three attendants, have offices and living quarters, stock hotel and tourist directories, and issue Montana Guest 1936 stickers. Attendants greet travelers as friends and offer assistance while promoting state history and travel tips.

State Highway Department Montana United States D. A. McKinnon Columbia Falls Missoula Monida West Yellowstone Gardiner Rockvale Miles City Culbertson Wyola Fish and Game Department Fish and Game Montana Highway Department

Flathead Pioneers Set August Picnic Plan

Flathead county pioneers will hold their annual picnic on August 2. Eugene McCarthy, president of the Pioneers association, says the central committee will meet in July to finalize plans. Two sites are under consideration Lake Blaine and Glacier Park with last year’s Foys Lake option ruled out. Lake Blaine hosted 1100 attendees in 1934 for a record crowd. Will you be next on the auto death list.

Flathead County Pioneers Eugene McCarthy The Pioneers Association Lake Blaine Kalispell Glacier Park Foy’s Lake

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